SW Voices

North High Principal Will Stay On Through Next School Year

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Melody Hoffmann

June 9, 2022

No changes to Minneapolis Public Schools school building budgets after state fails to increase K-12 education funding

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Melissa Whitler

June 3, 2022

District addresses lower literacy rates and alternative programs

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Melissa Whitler

June 1, 2022

New board leaders and budget discussions at recent school board meeting

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Melissa Whitler

May 19, 2022

Educator union members file grievance against union, citing harm during strike

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Melissa Whitler

May 13, 2022

MPS Finance Meeting Shows COVID Funds Being Moved to Keep Staff On

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Melissa Whitler

May 10, 2022

What to Look for in MPS Leadership Changes Ahead

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Melissa Whitler

May 10, 2022

MPS Committee Discusses Northside Investments, Surplus Buildings

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Melissa Whitler

April 28, 2022

Parents, students frustrated with extended school year plan, MPS responds with flexibility for some high schools

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Melissa Whitler

April 25, 2022

MPS educator union contract costs will be $53.5 million

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Melissa Whitler

April 15, 2022

What is the Comprehensive District Design?

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Melissa Whitler

April 11, 2022

Parents of Minneapols Schoolkids: Share Your Perspectives

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The Southwest Voices Team

April 5, 2022

Student protest, Superintendent Graff leaves school board business meeting

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Melissa Whitler

March 31, 2022

MPS Superintendent Ed Graff to leave at the end of June

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Melody Hoffmann

March 30, 2022

Last in, first out layoff process has disproportionately impacted educators of color for decades

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Melissa Whitler

March 23, 2022

Get cookies delivered to your house, Boludo & Revival liquor license hearings, school board member resigns

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Charlie Rybak

March 17, 2022

All Minnesota students deserve free meals at school

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Community Post

March 17, 2022

'We need to take care of each other:' MPS teachers and ESPs fight for each other

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Melody Hoffmann

March 16, 2022

Metro Transit Needs Better Options for High School Students

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Community Post

March 10, 2022

What teaching during the pandemic has been like for a first-grade teacher at Lake Harriet Community School

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Community Post

March 10, 2022

The Hockey Parents of Minneapolis

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Charlie Rybak

March 9, 2022

MPS strike resources for parents & caregivers

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Melody Hoffmann

March 6, 2022

How the pandemic led a Barton Community School teacher to vote to strike

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Community Post

March 4, 2022

MPS School Board Discusses Declining Enrollment and Budget Challenges

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Melissa Whitler

February 24, 2022

When COVID Spiked, Southwest High Schoolers Wanted to Learn From Home

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Melody Hoffmann

February 22, 2022

Schools

Enrollment, new curriculum, strategic plan discussed at school board meeting

MPS Classroom Vacancies Disproportionately Impact Schools in North, Special Education

Enrollment, new curriculum, strategic plan discussed at school board meeting

District budget approved and the last meeting for Supt. Graff

No Hot Food for Students

Minneapolis Public Schools Budgets Set in March are Recalibrated

Lyndale Read-a-Thon Celebration, Principal Gets Slimed

North High Principal Will Stay On Through Next School Year

No changes to Minneapolis Public Schools school building budgets after state fails to increase K-12 education funding

District addresses lower literacy rates and alternative programs

New board leaders and budget discussions at recent school board meeting

Educator union members file grievance against union, citing harm during strike

MPS Finance Meeting Shows COVID Funds Being Moved to Keep Staff On

What to Look for in MPS Leadership Changes Ahead

MPS Committee Discusses Northside Investments, Surplus Buildings

Parents, students frustrated with extended school year plan, MPS responds with flexibility for some high schools

MPS educator union contract costs will be $53.5 million

What is the Comprehensive District Design?

Parents of Minneapols Schoolkids: Share Your Perspectives

Student protest, Superintendent Graff leaves school board business meeting

MPS Superintendent Ed Graff to leave at the end of June

Last in, first out layoff process has disproportionately impacted educators of color for decades

Get cookies delivered to your house, Boludo & Revival liquor license hearings, school board member resigns

All Minnesota students deserve free meals at school

'We need to take care of each other:' MPS teachers and ESPs fight for each other

Metro Transit Needs Better Options for High School Students

What teaching during the pandemic has been like for a first-grade teacher at Lake Harriet Community School

The Hockey Parents of Minneapolis

MPS strike resources for parents & caregivers

How the pandemic led a Barton Community School teacher to vote to strike

MPS School Board Discusses Declining Enrollment and Budget Challenges

When COVID Spiked, Southwest High Schoolers Wanted to Learn From Home